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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 1884, 16 January 1875, Page 3

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STRAWBEKKIES AND CREAM AT PAKAWAI GARDENS! Come and ear. aa manyas you like for One Shilling! npHE HIGH SCHOOL, Near the Wesley an Church, Geahamstowx, WILL BE HE-OPENED on MONDAY NEXT, the 18fch of January, 1875. Kdmund C. Cobnes, Teacher. N.B.—A NIGHT SCHOOL will bo established en Monday, Taesday, Wednesday, and Thursday erenicca, from 7 to 9 p.m. ■■■■■■■■"• c 7999 WANTED IMMEDIATELY. A FEW SMART BOYS to RUN the EVENING STAR. V&7ANTED, a Good G-KNKRAL BERV li. VANT. Apply Mrs Wilson, Tararu 8007 c Vy ANTED, 100 Men Daily at JQSLIN'S *»'•"■ Haib Cutting EstAbijshmsnt to be Fhavod, Shampooed, &c. t nest Fugate'f R«f! Boot, Owpii-iatrpet, Grfthamatpwn. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. WANTED, immediately, a few Kespdctable Miners or other working men*in a private house in Albert street. Comfortable Home. Terms 17e 6d per week. For address, Ac, Apply to Office of this Paper. j ■ ,-y'Z- : 7879 FUNEHAL NOTICE. mHE FRIENDS of Mr CH\S. FAOAN, JL and the Members of the Yolu ,trt* Fir* Brigade, will please meft at, liia r sirfeiice, tear the N-jw Caledo ian Hotel, TO MOR ROW, Sunday, the I7lh, at 3 o'clock p.in ; to fol off the remains of his Wi'fa to the Cemetery. Joseph Abdebn, , Uiif'erfal #? H. A. 0. B. S. Gkahamstown Beanch, No. 35. • nnHE usual Fortnightly >'3k&ssL& ■*■ MEETING of the abo To. VSMBwW branch will be held at, their lSfl'f X' Hall, Shortland.onMONDAY, ' •'^^Mfflr ■ the ISIII inßtanfc» at 8 o'clock X§wJr M. I*AND3fBS, Secretary: 10.0. F., M.U..-A.J}. LOYAL WAIKATO LODGE, No. 5444. mHE Fortnightly MEETING of the above JL Lodge will be held at the Odd Fellows* Ha!l, JBichmond Btreefr, Short land, on TUESDAY next, the 19th instant, at 7.30 p.m. Chahles Ahieb, Secretary. "THE INSPECTION OP MACHINERY ACT, 1874." nnHE attention of Owners of Machinery A and Steam Bole;s is called to the provisions 'of "The Inspection of Machinery Act, 1874," which requires them, within a month froov the date on which the Act is brought into force, to Bend a written notice to the Inspector of Machinery for ,t be .'district in which euch machine'y or boiler m»y be, giving the name of owner, the place where such machinery or boiler is used, the natur? of such m^eliinery, and the • nature aod amount of the movng power. The Act was, by Procluni&tion dated the 26th November last, brought into force in the Provinces of Auckland, Tarwnaki, Wellington, Marlborough, Canterbury, Otags, and Westland. Notices for the Inspector of the Auckland District are to b« addressed to Aurklond. J. Na> tcaebow, Chief Inspector. Office of the Chief Inspector of Machinery, Wellington, 29th December, 1874. 8008 STEAWB FEMES AND CEEAM AT PAEAWAI GAUD ENS!.. Come and eat «m at y as you like for One Shilling!